[protobuf] Re: Minimal Protobuf for deserializing from SerializedArray

Hi Tanweer, You didn't mention which language you're using, but I'm guessing C++ or Java. You can pare down the full library by using the lite runtime -- see details here: https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/proto#options Hope this helps, Josh On Tuesday, February 9, 2016 at

[protobuf] Re: What tool does the protobuf project use to generate ref manual from c++ headers?

Hi Tamas, I think the site is mostly hand-written with some light templating. You could probably do a similar thing with any number of open-source site builders like Jekyll. Josh On Tuesday, February 9, 2016 at 11:06:59 AM UTC-8, Tamás Kenéz wrote: > > What tool does the protobuf project use

[protobuf] Re: Questions about Services

Hi Kevin, I think gRPC is probably your best bet. It's true that it isn't in GA yet, but it's far more mature than any other options I'm aware of for protobuf services. You can't "use" generic services per se. Generic services just provide an abstract interface -- someone has to provide an

[protobuf] ParseFromArray for Data Deserialization

Hi All, I have a situation in which I have the serialized array and I only require the bare minimum part of protobuf so that I am able to deserialize the serialized array. Do we have a defined way for achieving this or do I need to pick up classes and use it in my code to do this. TIA

[protobuf] What tool does the protobuf project use to generate ref manual from c++ headers?

What tool does the protobuf project use to generate ref manual from c++ headers? I see there is almost no markup noise. Is the tool publicly available? Thanks, Tamas -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Protocol Buffers" group. To unsubscribe from this

[protobuf] Public protobuf demo server?

Does anyone know of a public server that uses protocol buffers to communicate with its clients? I'm writing a tutorial for one of those clients, and demos feel more real if there is actual client-server communication. If not, anyone have ideas for a simple demo server? An address book came to

[protobuf] Minimal Protobuf for deserializing from SerializedArray

Hi, I have a situation in which I specifically require only Deserialize From serializedArray functionality. I already have the serialized data.. Is it possible (any defined way) in which I can have portion of protobuf library instead of full libprotobuf or do I need pick classes from full

[protobuf] Re: Public protobuf demo server?

Check out grpc? http://www.grpc.io On Tuesday, February 9, 2016 at 7:06:59 PM UTC, Tom Ball wrote: > > Does anyone know of a public server that uses protocol buffers to > communicate with its clients? I'm writing a tutorial for one of those > clients, and demos feel more real if there is

[protobuf] Re: Unable to get through error: Protocol message contained an invalid tag (zero).

Hi Vishal, The message basically means that the protobuf is corrupted (or isn't a protobuf at all). The message is giving you more detail on the specific kind of data corruption. Protocol buffers don't allow tag number 0 -- you can't define a field like "int32 a = 0". But the binary protobuf

[protobuf] Re: --decode_raw errors with 'Failed to parse input'

It looks like Vinay didn't get a response when posting in 2013. A couple things to keep in mind though: - protobufs are raw binary data, and they can contain NULL bytes. In Vinay's message above, GDB is probably treating the serialized protos as text strings, and so will stop printing at the

[protobuf] Instructed to "download a pre-built binary from our release page" : contains no pre-built binaries

On the main protobuf github page it says that for "non-C++ users, the simplest way to install the protocol compiler is to download a pre-built binary from our release page". For the latest release there is no protoc binary provided. As a Java developer I

[protobuf] Third Party Add ons: ProtoBufEditor - Editor for Protocol Buffers Messages

The Listing for My project protobufeditor (Editor for Protocol Buffers Messages) is listed on https://github.com/google/protobuf/wiki/Third-Party-Add-ons#Other_Utilities page under Editor for serialized protobufs currently it points to the old